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Arad is a mid-size city in the west of Romania. The longer the more, Western influences become more and more visible. A wide variety of Western banking and insurance companies, foodstores that cater to almost every wish, car dealers from Skoda to Jaguar, excellent shopping of every kind - from the modern and exquisite Atrium Mall to the local "Jackson" market, excellent restaurants offering a wide-range of local and international food, and, last but definitely not least, a couple of nice sights, such as the town hall, the Biserica Franciscana, surrounded by the River Mures, and the massive "Holy Trinity" cathedral, a landmark in the town, are musts when stopping in Arad. During the warm days of summer, parks, promenades, open bars and restaurants invite you for a snack or a delicious dinner and if temperatures are getting too hot, you will find cooling at "The Strand" a huge public swimming pool. With the city further renovating old buildings, bringing them back to full glory and with busses and trams connecting the most important parts of town, getting around is easy and cheap ... and, Timisoara, the country's third biggest city, with its beautiful historical town, is just half an hour drive away. Go, visit Arad, it is the perfect stop while travelling from Western Europe towards the Black Sea.

Oraș cu o moștenire istorică impresionanta, care eclipsează multe localități din țara. Zone istorice, statui, Turnul de apa, cafenele, restaurante, plimbări pe malul Mureșului. The Beauty of the city is in the eyes of the beholder. Are un potențial deosebit, dar mai are de parcurs un drum foarte lung.

interesting city, nice older buildings, good with the large riverside. a pity we could not explore the fortress on the other river side as it is used my military. go to the Euphoria for great beer and nice food! Also on the other riverside a nice restaurant with beer garden... the Ratio Beach

We visited Arad as our daughter had a track and field competition there. We had the chance to walk the streets of the town: Beautiful, clean, civilized. We had a very comfortable stay at the hotel. We ate very well. One could not ask for more!

It’s a sad city. I was expected that beeing close to the border, it would be more “occidental”....but it’s not. But it’s a good stop for a night, after driving 8 hours. I woul not stay in Arad more than an overnight. But we ate ok at the restaurant La Pergola.

This small city is a picture of the core history of the Austrian-Hungarian coalition. The jugendstil (neoplato) houses from 1875-1929 which are picturesque reminisence of a grandious time are worth a visit just on their own. I just walked around being amazed over and over again.